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LLNL Emergency Management Plan Rev 24 January 2019 developed by the U.S. DHS/FEMA Region IX and the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services to describe the joint State and Federal response to a catastrophic earthquake in the Bay Area. This plan is a component of the Concept of Operations for the joint State and Federal response to a catastrophic incident in California. Under this plan, there are three response phases during the first 60 days after the earthquake. Activities occurring after the 60-day period are described as long-term recovery. The objectives for the three phases of response (immediate impact, sustained response, and relief) are summarized below: Immediate Impact: Earthquake (E)to E+72 Hours • Establish Interoperable Emergency Communications. • Save Lives and Protect Public Safety. • Provide Medical Care. • Establish Lines of Supply and Transportation. Sustained Response: E+72 Hours to E+14 Days • Reestablish the Medical and Public Health Systems. • Provide Care and Shelter for the Displaced Population. • Reduce Hazards to the Population. • Conduct Mass Fatality Operations. Relief: E+14 Days to E+60 Days • Provide Interim Housing for the Displaced Population. • Restore Infrastructure and Public Services. • Establish Temporary Transportation Capabilities. 1.3.4 Declaration of an Operational Emergency DOE defines an Operational Emergency as either: • A major unplanned or abnormal incident or condition that involves or affects DOE facilities and activities by causing or having the potential to cause serious health and safety or environmental impacts and requires additional resources to supplement the planned initial response; Or: • Any accident/incident involving an offsite DOE shipment containing hazardous materials that causes the initial responders to initiate protective actions at locations beyond the immediate/affected area. 11